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This works on both Windows and Linux (tested).
by rsc-dev 10y ago
This works on both Windows and Linux (tested).
- herbst 10y agoAwesome! Thanks for creating this.
- vanous 10y agoThank you for asking, i can see more and more Linux compatibility questions like this, thanks to which i don't have to feel like an outcast anymore after more then 15 years of Linux usage. It is also great that the answer is yes.
- herbst 10y agoI know that feel. I am asking this question for years on random places and, maybe it is just me, but i get more and more (often even unexpected) yes. What a great time to be a linux user ;) Edit:// Also my sister has such a watch and is forced to boot into Windows each fucking time the watch decides it needs to be authentificated. Not sure if this library would solve this perse tho.
- rsc-dev 10y agoThis project aims to be low level API to Polar devices. It allows to access device, download raw files and deserialize it. It is a good point to start more sophisticated applications.
- oever 10y agoThat is nice to hear. Is there a model that measures heart rate from the wrist? The chest bands are cumbersome.
- andrem 10y agoOT but there was no other way to contact you. Try a Scosche Rhythm + for workout heartbeat measurement. Works without flaw on Polar devices without the use of a cheststrap.
- btpier 10y agoI have yet to see a device that is accurate on the wrist above about 130-150 beats per minute. The chest strap, although somewhat uncomfortable, has far better accuracy.
- ac 10y agoDoes the library export data from the web service or from the device itself? Also, do you know if the device can be prevented from syncing with the cloud? PS: Thank you for your contributions. I've looked into 3rd party open source sync libraries for activity trackers before, and the state was dire.